Honolulu Hale to be illuminated pink to mark Transgender Day of Visibility
Honolulu Hale lit in the color pink.
HONOLULU – Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced today the City’s participation in the global recognition of Transgender Day of Visibility by illuminating Honolulu Hale in the color pink at sunset on Thursday, March 28, 2024 to sunrise on Friday, March 29, 2024. This initiative serves as a symbol of support, acceptance, and celebration of the transgender community’s resilience, achievements, and contributions.
Transgender Day of Visibility, observed annually on March 31st is dedicated to raising awareness about transgender individuals and their experiences, as well as highlighting the challenges they face in society. By lighting Honolulu Hale in pink, the city aims to show solidarity with transgender individuals and promote inclusivity and diversity within the community.
“We are honored to stand in solidarity with the transgender community on this significant day,” said Mayor Blangiardi. “By illuminating Honolulu Hale pink, we demonstrate our commitment to creating a city where everyone feels valued, respected, and included. Transgender individuals deserve to be seen, heard, and celebrated for who they are.”
The decision to light City Hall in pink aligns with the administration’s ongoing efforts to promote equality, diversity, and inclusion. It sends a powerful message of acceptance and support to transgender individuals, their families, and allies across the city and beyond.
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